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For Sheri, pattern name is dog gone cute

For my 4th grandchild due in 11 days. Done in the nick of time!

Thank you so much for wonderful advice. I was too far along to try trupunto, great suggestion, but I think the doggies pop because I used 2 layers of batting. It does feel heavy somewhat, but fine. I was asked to share pictures! I am pleased with how it turned out.

Pattern name is Dog Gone Cute I believe, purchased on Etsy.

No, it is a purchased pattern.

This will be going to my 4th grand baby due in less than 3 weeks. My mind was working on this while I slept. I was thinking outline Sid on the dogs, my border, not pictured, is 3.5 inches, and will have bones using a template with match stick surrounding the bones. Orange sized spirals in the quilt background. How does that sound?

I would appreciate ideas for quilting this. Thanks!

I agree, encourage her to give it now. I've made "heirloom " quilts for my young grandchildren. I said please use it, and if it wears out, I'll make another.

I also love my Juki TL98

Not cheap, but I love my Olisio . Can leave it flat, turns itself off.

Thanks Barb and all participants. My fabric arrived yesterday. I plan to use a cute pattern (tutorial) I saw on Missouri Quilt to make the squares into a canning jar motif.

I am a new george owner. Decided on George after much review. I like how it sits on the table, simple ( no computer ), and I prefer no stitch regulation. I have completed 6 quilts since my purchase. The large 20 inch throat is amazing. An entire king size quilt can be to my right, while I'm working on the left side, and I was amazed I had worked my way over there because it was so roomy! Stitches are beautiful. I am so glad I bought it every time I am playing with it. Even just recently purchased the ruler feet and am having a blast learning ruler work.

Oma, if someone has 2 slots, they will be getting 2 of your 50 alpaca squares. I raise alpacas, so I am excited you are including those.

Your own design, or a kit? Beautiful!

Thanks for explaining CC. Turns out I've done it of course, just didn't know it had a name.